I am on graveyard shift for this month of January. So after office at 6am, went home, pack my things, gear-up then go even I feel a bit sleepy. Jump into my bike and head unto my planned destination for this week-end, the Southern most part of Cavite, Maragondon and Ternate.

Past 2pm when I reached the foot of Mt. Nagpatong where Bonifacio Shrine is located and targeted as my first destination.

I was bit lost on my way to the Shrine due to lots of trail marks in the area of the same size. In an effort to find my way, I was lucky to find this falls which they called "Layon Falls".

After some pictures at the falls, I went back to my bike and continue looking for the right path going to the Shrine.

After few direction asking from the locals, I found the Shrine seated at Mt. Nagpatong where history said Bonifacio brothers were executed on May 10, 1897 due to treason.

Roamed around until I found the foot trail going uphill to the summit of Mt. Nagpatong. The site at the summit has picturesque view seeing the nearby Municipalities of Cavite area including some parts of Metro Manila.

Few more pictures from the top and I start descending and riding again heading to the next destination, "Marine Base Beach Resort" or others called it "Cavite de Boracay". Perfect timing to arrive at the area before the sun sets to have enough time to pitch my tent, pictures and enjoy the cold water.

And then when the darkness has arrived, breeze of cold wind dropped down my body temperature. I had few bottles of low alcohol drink then hit the sack for a good night sleep.

This Kaybiang Tunnel is a government road project to connect the towns of Ternate and Nasugbu. Before completion of this tunnel, going to Nasugbu when you are in Ternante needs you to go round via Magallanes and Tagaytay which will take around an hour or two before reaching Nasugbu. But now, it will only take you 30mins of drive from Ternate to Nasugbu after this tunnel was completed and Inaugurated last April 2013.
This is my first time to pass through this tunnel. The last time I went here, they are still not allowing motorists to get through and the road is rough and muddy.

Right just few meters after the Tunnel, you can already see the majestic view of Nasugbu Coast Line where different beach coves and resorts are seated.

Until I reach the Nasugbu proper and I continue riding up to Tagaytay. There I took my early lunch and Sunday church visit, then ride back home with a great smile.

hello po sir! my husband is a member of a riders club here in QC. they are planning a ride going to this beach in Ternate. would you be able to provide me with the detailed route you took during your ride. okay lang po kahit hindi sa QC ang starting point hehe. thank you so much sir! ride safe po!

hello po sir! i was researching about this beach when i came across your blog. my husband is a member of a riders club here in QC. they are planning a ride to this beach in Ternate this coming march. would you be able to provide me a detailed information of the routes you took during your ride. kahit hindi po QC ang starting point hehe. thank you in advance sir! ride safe po :-)

Hi jhing, thanks for dropping by and sorry for the late reply. Got bit busy doing more rides for me have an update for this page :-) . By the way, for the detailed route, I took the C-5 extension road, then to Bacoor to Kawit via Gen. Evangelista street, then to Centennial road in Kawit. Straight ahead to Governor's drive going to Maragondon to Ternate. Just take the main road and don't make a turn going to Naic, Maragondon and Ternate proper. It will lead you to the road heading to Puerto Azul and Caylabne. You will reach first the Marine base resort before the Caylabne Resort.

Check this map that plot in google for additional info:https://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Quezon+City,+Metro+Manila,+Philippines&daddr=Carlos+P.+Garcia+Avenue+Extension,+Las+Pi%C3%B1as,+Metro+Manila,+Philippines+to:Gen.+Evangelista+Street,+Bacoor+City,+Calabarzon,+Philippines+to:Centennial+Road,+Kawit,+Calabarzon,+Philippines+to:Governor%27s+Drive,+Maragondon,+Calabarzon,+Philippines+to:Philippine+Marines+Camp+Gregorio+Lim,+Municipality+of+Ternate,+Calabarzon,+Philippines&geocode=FUnw3wAd9Po2Byl1c-9CCbqXMzFAPQj-2TKaSg%3BFcXi3AAdcQw2Byl_Z4m3hc6XMzEmK3Ndm772ZQ%3BFbai3AAdJXI1BynpzYFTgs2XMzHOOvRrCW5ZSA%3BFb1N3AAdZ-c0BykbgSBNutKXMzHOxiuTtO1lwA%3BFcDe2QAdpTwyBykXC6dOkYe9MzG3q5oNOUr7bw%3BFfmx2QAdMsUwByELN43sqciYgSkFnYD9aYm9MzELN43sqciYgQ&aq=0&oq=philippine+marin&vps=3&sll=14.454136,120.846174&sspn=0.82315,0.883026&vpsrc=0&authuser=0&hl=en&mra=ls&ie=UTF8

thank you so much for the reply sir! unfortunately, they are cancelling their ride to Ternate due to the recent ruling on open pipes/after stock pipes in Bacoor. they are no longer allowing such pipes to pass by their area, first offense will be fined 2500. they were really looking forward to that ride, sad :-(

hmmm... I can't comment in that matter because I believe open mufflers have pros and cons. And mostly I observed enforcers are discriminating small bikes from using it. But anyway, thanks for the info. I'd better use my bike with stock pipe in traversing that area. Thanks again and good luck on your planned rides.